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Every test is its own escrow. A business funds the full budget up front, and that money only moves out to testers whose work is approved, or back to the business for slots nobody used.

You pay your budget plus a platform fee on top. The budget itself is never reduced, so all of it gets divided among your testers. The fee is agreed per account rather than published, and you see your rate in the app before you fund anything.

Joining and testing are free. One fee comes out of your payout when you withdraw, and there is nothing else. Every test on your board shows what you take home after it, so the figure you see is the figure you get.

Your wallet is credited as soon as a submission is approved. The bank transfer itself is batched on a weekly cycle to an account you have verified.

You have 24 hours to appeal. An admin reads it and either upholds it, in which case you get paid, or denies it, in which case the slot reopens for someone else.

Businesses have 24 hours from submission to approve or reject. If they do neither, the platform settles it automatically under whatever policy is configured.

No. Businesses link to wherever their build is already hosted instead of uploading raw APK files. Large documents and videos are shared as links too.

ApplyToTest supports NGN and USD, and pays through Stripe, Safehaven.